Craig, Olympic silver medalist (2008), and gold medalist (2012); water polo (2005) Randall Cunningham, former NFL Philadelphia Eagles quarterback and All-Pro player (1981) Sam Cunningham, USC All-American and Player of the Game (1973 Rose Bowl), College Football Hall of Fame 2011; former NFL New England Patriots running back (1969) Tom Curren, professional surfer (three time world champion), and musician (1982) Robert Denno, professor, entomology, butterfly ecologist (1945–2008) Thomas Dibblee, figure in geological and topographical work in mapping the state of California (1931) Macduff Everton, American photographer, National Geographic Don Ford, former NBA Los Angeles Lakers and Cleveland Cavaliers player (1971) Al Geiberger, professional golfer, record score (59) in a PGA Tour event (1955) Martha Graham, pioneer of modern dance (1913) George Greenough, surfing pioneer (1960) Taylor Hackford, Academy award-winning filmmaker (1963) Brad Hall, Saturday Night Live news anchor (early years), creator of TV's The Single Guy, environmental activist (1972) Diana M. Holland, U.S. Army major general Gary K. Hart, former California Secretary of Education and state legislator (1961) Karen Kane, fashion designer (1974) Ward Kimball, Disney animator, academy award winner for the cartoon It's Tough to be a Bird; creations include Jiminy Cricket, the Mad Hatter, and Pecos Bill (1932) Karch Kiraly, three-time Olympic gold medalist (indoor 1984, 1988; beach, 1996) and professional volleyball great (1978) Bill Leavy, NFL referee Super Bowl XL (1965) Leon Litwack, Pulitizer Prize winner for History for his book Been in the Storm So Long'' (1947) Alma Martinez, Olympian for Mexico (2004), women's football (1999) Eddie Mathews, Baseball Hall of Famer (1949) Thalia Munro, Olympic bronze medalist (2004), water polo (2000) John Northrop, aviation (1913) Charles A. Ott Jr., United States Army Major General and Director of the Army National Guard (1937) Charles Schwab, founder of the world famous discount brokerage firm and innovative philanthropist (1955) Ron Shelton, writer/director of film including Bull Durham and White Men Can't Jump (1963) Chris Shiflett, lead guitarist for the Foo Fighters Ryan Spilborghs, Major League Baseball outfielder (1998) John Whittemore, World's Oldest Athlete (1917) Jamaal Wilkes, former NBA Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors player with four NBA Championships (1970) Yeti Beats (aka Dave Sprecher), Grammy nominated producer (2000) Alma mater The school's alma mater is "Santa Barbara, Hail to Thee!". It was written by Doris Holt, Class of 1944. References External links Santa Barbara High School Santa Barbara High School Wall of Fame Santa Barbara High